Photograph by ROBERT CLARK-PHOTOGRAPHED AT VIKING SHIP MUSEUM, MUSEUM OF CULTURAL ... makeshift burial mound by placing their wood and iron war shields over their slain comrades.

The rig holding the priceless ship weighs 50 tonnes. It will be moved along the track at a maximum speed of 4.2 millimetres ...

Of Skjold (shield) bulges were 26—of Swords 2—an ... The grave mound, which contains a remarkable Viking ship, could yield ...

How exactly were Viking ships designed, how were they different ... It is also true that the Vikings hung their shields on the side of the boat next to their rowing stations.

The Vikings, like the Anglo-Saxons, fought on foot (not horseback) and in battle formed a ‘shield-wall’ where ... In AD892, over 300 Viking ships invaded Britain to fight King Alfred of ...